NCLEX-RN (Registered Nurse) Practice Exam · Question
Which situation warrants the use of standard precautions only?
Standard precautions apply to all patients, regardless of diagnosis, when there is potential contact with blood or body fluids. The other options require additi
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Question: Which situation warrants the use of standard precautions only?
Answer options:
- A client diagnosed with pulmonary tuberculosis.
- A client with a draining wound containing MRSA. ✅ A client requiring assistance with personal hygiene.
- A client with suspected norovirus.
Correct answer: A client requiring assistance with personal hygiene.
Explanation: Standard precautions apply to all patients, regardless of diagnosis, when there is potential contact with blood or body fluids. The other options require additional precautions.
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